The REE Concentrate was purchased on the open market to benchmark the Company’s physical separation process. The table below demonstrates the elemental distribution of the REE Concentrate compared to the Montviel REE mixed concentrate produced at SGS Minerals Services in Lakefield (Canada) in October 2013.

Elements

REE Concentrate

Montviel REE concentrate

Impurities

Fe

0.01 %

0.22 %

Ba

0.01 %

0.05 %

Ca

0.14 %

3.99 %

Mg

0.01 %

0.06 %

Mn

0.01 %

< 0.01 %

Al

0.12 %

0.06 %

Sr

0.07 %

< 0.01 %

U

0.01 %

< 0.01 %

Th

< 0.01 %

< 0.01 %

REE

Sc

0.01 %

0.01 %

Y

0.05 %

0.20 %

La

25.82 %

25.58 %

Ce

49.78 %

47.93 %

Pr

5.83 %

4.71 %

Nd

16.22 %

14.50 %

Sm

1.23 %

1.61 %

Eu

0.18 %

0.30 %

Gd

0.37 %

0.56 %

Tb

0.04 %

0.04 %

Dy

0.05 %

0.12 %

Ho, Er, Tm, Yb

0.03 %

0.04 %

The objective of this test was to address the complexities of a commercial mixture, including the behaviour of impurities and to set a benchmark for future developments. The Company will use the same REE Concentrate for optimization testing until the initial scale-up parameters are set. Subsequently, testing will be performed with the latest Montviel REE concentrate.

The results reflect a single step separation without any pre-treatment on the REE Concentrate.

The single step separation was conducted in a laboratory-scale prototype equipment; and

Separation of the HREE and impurities achieved in a single step in the current process conditions; and

Cerium constitutes half of the concentration;

“Results show excellent simultaneous separation after one separation step without any recirculation. The number of steps required to purify all REE would be significantly less than the hundreds of steps currently required in solvent extraction. The efforts now shift towards increasing the concentration during the optimisation tests, which is scheduled to begin in June and expected to take up to 6 months. Material improvements will be disclosed throughout the process.” comments Simon Britt, President and CEO of GéoMégA.

Added value due to REE separation technology

The selling price of a mixed REE concentrate depends largely on the REE elemental distribution and the nature of impurities. However, a concentrate with an excellent REE distribution is not ready to move down the supply chain since further elemental or alloy processing requires high purity individual REE. Therefore, the value of the REE in a mixed concentrate is significantly less (i.e. 25% to 100%) than those in pure form. The difference in market value between the mixed form and refined form of an individual REE is affected by the supply risk, required purity imposed by end-products and separation cost. As a result, having access to a REE refinery facility gives an immense advantage to a REE producer.

NRCC Boucherville research facilities

The test was performed by the Company’s development partner in Germany. The Company conducted all assays at the National Research Council Canada laboratory in Boucherville, Canada. The assays were done on every sample using ICP-OES spectrometer.

GéoMégA, which owns 100% of the Montviel REE/niobium project located in Québec, is a mineral exploration and development company focused on the discovery and sustainable development of economic deposits of metals, such as REE, niobium and graphite, in Québec. GéoMégA is committed to meeting the Canadian mining industry standards and distinguishing itself with innovative engineering, stakeholders’ engagement and dedication to local transformation benefits.

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